, til coal during July
August saved one dollar
‘ their dealer could secure
“had to pay the exception-
1gb prices. prevailing.
Misces
it you have a sitter mesh has
fresh it and make it look new. first:
‘ lots slid all kinds of old jewelery re-
paired and refreshed jmt. moderate
prices
Don't 1target. ladies, to call on me
for refreshing of your. jewelry
Charles Brand
PRRB‘Il’cAl WATCHMAKER
Jeweler Ind Optician.
155 Wachlhgton at. 800th Nomlk.
Opposite Hoyt’s 'Dlleatre.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
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m “w __....
Try Our
5 c
a
do ‘ done. Our experienced/Then can
it to your satisfaction. The
are exceedingly low. Esti~
tee cheerfully given. Special low'
Weiss on paints 1mg» wall paper.
COHEN
Tel. 342-13
ill! try Junk man stops at your house
without the sign Wm. Huron, 3 Row an
81.. E. Norwalk on the wagon and
days he is working for me, he is cheat—
ing you, because there were some
complaint-s. i pay in 11 lb. for rags
' rid best prices forauio tires. rubbers.
(either beds. metals and old automo-
bile tires are in demand Ask for
prices. Please notify me ahead as 1
' very busy during the season.
1‘ ephone 441.
repare for the Hot Sun, order
Yellr Awnings
ey. We also do all
kinds of Hi" H01:
STElllNG and For»
nituro Repairing,
Mattresses ilcnovat-
ed, Slip (‘overs made
to order. (1111‘ Work
45‘ North Main St.
NOW ON
toh Our window for Real
j-pargains in Men's Clothing.
Furnishings, Shoes. at the NEW
fSTORE
Louis Avrick
"you Office Block, 80. Norwalk.
, IN THE SAME BOAT.
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of lli'l‘ night.
My wife doesn't
we, .- -............
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we w 1—... W»... -W» e. "a
1th have known each other years
our paintingw and paper- .115ng
is guaranteed. Esti .
motes cheerfully gir-
en.
. ”omen—-1
ntlonl museum's will introduce
«people to such other today who
COffee
New England Grocery Co.
72 NO. Main St. Tel. 153.
u,“
Fer Ladies and _
which does not look good to you brill; '
lttome, and I will-reamste and r‘»
e-
. nition at El Paso.
Says 1111 cm 11.1... Amati-'-
cans Unless lie I11 Given
“the tissue"
DOUGLAS, 111111.. July Maw—Gavel»
nor Pesouiera, of Sonora, commander
oi the Constitutionaltst insurgents in
Northwestern Mexico. today appealed
to Washington, asserting that the for
ties under his charge could not pro-
tect Americans unless an’orded “the
means." in a message to Manuel Pes
dro Romero, Constituionailst represem
tative, the‘lnsurgent governor argued
as follows:
“I pray you to call the attention of
President Wilson and Congress to the
fact that unless the Cons-titutlonailsts
are allowed to bring in ammunition
and arms they will be unalble ot main-
tain order and protect the lives and
property of foreigners.
“We contol all Sonora save Guay-
amss. Foreigners are receiving cour-
teous treatment in every part of the
state except in that city, where they
are being mairented and imprisoned.
“We need ammunition, but are un-
able to procure it because of the vigi-
lance ot the American authorities.
Recently we lost a carioad ot' ammu-
I speak not alone
for Sonora, but for Chihuahua. Sina'
ion and Lower California. which states
mum. in Northern Stanton and Sono-
grn alone i have 1,000 troops, in whose
behalf 1 speak.
l I command by decree of Governor Car-
“ BUY
Hazeiton
Coal
The B. Hershiield 81 Son Co.
TEL. 294.
122 WATER fiT.
hummer
Heuselurnishings
Oil Stoves, Refrigerators” Window
Screens, Screen Doors, etc.
9
Gehebe s
25 West Washington St,
South Norwaik.
‘Phone 397. Prompt Dolivery.
ss‘r WElGHT,
JUNK
\‘o l inner Tubes, L'Zn- 11 1h.:
lnntl Tuhms 1'10, 11 th-
it ill; [toolts zlllli Mano/.1115, .‘iftt
toil: Newspnpt is, 3.10 lit-r lilo;
ii iii,
\'o
G. Yourdisky
27 Ely Ave, So Norwsik.
Phone 912.
Crockery. Glassware. Cooking New
sils of all kinds, Bath Roam Fixturcm't
Houselumishing Store.
A Safe Combination
THE HIGHEST emcee WITH HON-l
FOR ALL KINDS OF
A HOBO BRUMMEL.
“What did lilt‘ trump any when you
netted him to wood the garden 101' :1
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"lilo Hillli he couldn't do i: 1111-1111111
i Wt “dint: intlllu his trousers 11111: 11L lll1'
ltlttltin,”
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Very often
1111. will trim; a
n Sentinel
"\rilullull” oi
oi value. Are thorn pin money [11:11
siiiilltit-o in 11111111: rhinos you urn Itot
Dollars .'.
it 1103 xvewonzurst. or it, etc sex ”4 THE
use olirosrr ecosystem.
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STARTS AN ACCOUNT W T
1
"For onto"
pin
moot-y in return {or 1111 unused article
are threatened investigation
t‘i‘S are at fault
willing to guanrntce protection if at
't‘ortlvd the means.
‘ tSignrtll
"\'.
1.. I‘lCSQll-IRA."
it}: too \'111'do Siliiilth oi Alamos So
noru, who arrived yustortlfly “'01“ “W'norubie.
south. Suitdo l'cpototi that the hon-
iniits worn t'ullilli‘i‘il ll." ill-“”13“” stale lot: the curator
WU” ““5 connected with a Cousin] (lostwlt on the roast.
troops.
, fending ileei.
this city last night began on investi-
nation oozthsohhrges maide‘llth'orw =
tin“ 1n. ‘Mulhsli that Frank Feeney. a.
labor leader here. had been on the DWY- ,
roll of the National Association of
Manufacturers and1 had omitted in
breaking the printers’ strike several»
years sso. .Tho hearing was held he-
hlnd closed doors and eight witnesses
invorabty to Feeney were heard he-
iore adjournment, Feeney declared
that he has Written to the Senate lobby
investigating committee asking for an ,
“opportunity to appear before i to deny
’Mulhall’s statements.
Whether the investigation will be
continued further and whether Mul-
hall'g otter to appear here will be ac-
cepted is expected to be decided at a
meeting 01 the Central Labor Union
next Sunday.
Martin M:”‘Mulhalls correspondence
first" put in the record of the Senate
lohhy committee today concerned his
efforts to beat Representative Her-
,Ibert. Persons, of New York. for re-
election in 1910. told of reading the
“riot act" to Representative Ralph D.
Cole,1of Ohio, because of his oppo-
sition to former Speaker Cannon and
gave further details of Mulliatts offer
to aid the candidacy of George Gor-
don Battle for governor of New York.
GER'MAN'S WIN SHAM BATTLE.
Rslded the East Coast of Great Bri-
ruins-15111111111111. duly 21.41.11. hem. ;
mlttee of the Control moor Union at 1.
tain This Morning.
LOVDON. July 24 «Germans, repre
sented by Red 'Fleet in the annual mau-
covers of the British .\u\y, now in
"in every St‘CllOll where l0r91gn01‘£,progrcns in British wutel's. raided the
Sll0\"5‘,eust coast of l rent. Britain this morn- i
:tllc tc‘1dolui trOllllS and [hell sympathiz ling and innded troops in the uighhor-,
“e are more 1111111. hood of the Hlimllel.
.it"tel the oarshipe escorting the con»l
,‘roy had engaged and defeated the do-
ladcn'
four transports
lwith soldiers ran the blockade with i1
Tho 1111111lo1 lu bandits on iulv to of had 1”...“ established and upset the
.l'. ii \\o|l‘. of El YIN) iii continued cherished lwlicf (11‘ the British \dnlit-
tlltt tltut the British isles were illlu'
\' ire-Adlnirul Sir .iohll ii.
rii(‘00 t‘t‘llnlnmltietl the licot represent
«mine iiiii'l\ miles- south of Hermosillo”
M va‘m
1 ill ilil lllll illi’illlll
i John McGowaiP.
l'nt» 1111111111 survives owl' lili‘
11mins ot.iol1n .\l({§u\\iill lornlrrl} ol'
.\ol".\ .liii, who tilttl 111 his into rusiv
iti- 1m in liitixviiclt’l. yesterday 11101111
1111;, “in he hold floor tile t‘nlttotit-
i‘hulth in iiiiifll‘iii‘ili .11 li‘iill\ morn-
ing.
.\‘orwullt 11nd intvl 1111111 “iii 1111.0 pin e
in St. Mary's «1111111111112
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Funeral of Charles H. Henderson.
tht1 1'11»
who
1‘0-
St'l’vli‘os m'vl‘
iicndtrl‘son,
, 'l‘ho t‘unorul
mains ol‘ L‘hnt'los ll.
.tt-ltiny morning. :11 the age of s1'11111ti'
.illrtt- yours, \i‘li] in: hold l1‘ritlu)‘ attor-
noon at l o't-lo'it from his late rural»
tlt1llt‘11. lilo H111. .llllllt's Worm-1' uili...
,(1lilt'l11Lc.
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121'\\ lou‘ l‘t'tkul'ti for New liuwn, “illi‘ll
swirl doun to ml (1.1. 11.1.1: liit' 1'11111111‘1'
— oi 1111.l,\‘ llt'nlitlrn in the stool; 111111‘kt-t
iinto Show :4.-
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tours. in
win); now-1111111111 Fours ulso fell to
lhvir ili‘.‘.’1',-l Ill'll‘i' 111111 itultllnm'o 11ml
(liiln til'ivlillt‘ti 1‘3. ’l‘llo l‘t'rtl oi‘ 1hr
1M, 1 1px rzltlly liiv illili'tt tittll‘l1 intuit-s,
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soon 1111.1' il111i1‘ ll‘l‘i'l-ltlittl‘ our
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1111111111111. :ii, Will and :inull Si.
iilll'iv. whit'll row 1111111 1 lo : 1114:1115.
ill llilllitln Ill‘li't‘vi ot‘
\l’i-H' nintnlv lllit'i'i‘
A VERY WOMAN.
ltn' 1:\.tt.'t1 l1112111~ him out-
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4:1'1-1'yl1otiy
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Itl'oill.
pr'ipvi‘H’
A Hv'tlilncl with
your loss into
01w 11nd s1 (1.
, which made the suc-
'i‘llo towns of (irinlshy, Cioolhorpes
' and imminghum, were occupied by the
. enemy,
‘ forces.
'illo remains “ill he ill‘i)\|" hi to ll l‘ll‘flil‘ll“
who routed tilt1 tel'ltltorlui
More mystery than ctr-2' sur-
rounded the pious of this year's 1111111-
ooul'crs. it wile known that one force
was to try and make a landing on tilt1
one! t'onsl. ollt'll an iiernliiny would he
ohpet'tod to attempt. should \\‘ill' occur
between the two countries and that
another force. with lili‘ assistance of
the volunteer army. 111115.10 prevent it
but all the details were
hidden from the public. invitations to
lilt‘ 11111215 were restricted and naval 21l-
-tut'ilcs u'ol'e harrod.
‘counT AWAaos Z'lEGLER $4,000,-
tiivti :il his homo in Prospect hill M155
000 SURPLUS.
,\'i‘\\' YORK. .inly 2-1.~ William
thylt-l ,'.,.l1 is tilliillt'tl to summon,
V\\ili( h is the zlz't'utmtluted surplus in-
1 unto iotluy.
11111111111111 Hlillfiifi‘
11 ot‘ tiw fair. it.
come of tin1 rcsitiuury (15111111 ot’ his
t‘nilwl‘, lilt' ititt.1 William Zit'lzlvr.
cording to n (it'l'i>lt1lt to the surro-
'l‘l111 (l. vision 11111.1 ii‘iliiil‘ii
down nt‘lol' tllljl't'iitlliil huti 11111.11 tiled
Irv \'l'. iil'nml: ot‘ i‘llit'nuo, it
half brother of tho into ultiit‘l-mllilon»
illl'l'. llt'nntll. who haul u l‘l'llllliltiit‘i' h1-
ll'l'i‘fit ill the l‘t‘Hililltli'}‘ 1111111111 upon (1111'—
tnln t'ontililons toninmh-d ll till 11111 ur-
(‘llllllliillt'il 1111111111 cimuldl li'ttlllit‘ part
of llll‘ hotly 111 ill 1.~‘l.1t11 and known
not iiiha’lliili \‘l'li limo Xii‘uiltlel, '1 his
rollicnliml is now ii\i‘l'i‘llil'(|,
ti- 111w
'l‘llol l'nlnum (‘Ullill\ l‘uii will tw livid
ill. i‘ntluol the 11 w it oi riopiolnhrr Xth
11in
i‘ 'i‘illti lair is lllitii‘l now nulliuut'lnont
this _\i' 11.. and 111-11 rut tit-pnr-lun 111:: ulll
he added. Amour tho lott‘lt‘sllng rm.
111111111 \\lll ln1 ('mltw'rts in tho main or-
iiilliiittll lullltllim i),i‘ .11 photos oi“ int)
ilitlii' \‘ilii'l,‘ii from tl111 Lillt'tilllllilli‘ MIN-
t'llilltl'lli school. Auto polo uontosiu
will lultt' pim't- tlitlly lliliit‘l' iiil" dirt-t1-
tlon of John \'ull ill.‘litit‘lliiil‘il. of l’Ulllill'
i.11111n.l_11. ’l‘ho l‘nl'nlcl Fair in 11 momhor
111 ill“ Moll'tniolltnn l'lrcult 111111 will ut-
11‘11'1t tho innit-st itili‘rll‘fl in training in
tin; leash-1'11 Stilton.
tint 1111111111? oi $1,1loo ouch lmvo titled
in \tfilllllrl in hood slutpo 11ml tin-r11 will he nhw
lltil'lluua ltol‘lw 1'11111111,'i111't1o ouch (lily.
i1). 511111111111, ul‘ (llll‘lnot.
.‘ls 1111:1‘otul'y ol’ lilo nomination.
" intelnationnl tongresscs and president
Jet-1
110-,
Three curlyrlow‘
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Connecticut
Not of one parasol only. but of .every .parasol' in stock.——-— which are
now marked at wholesale prices. A big chance
at the height of the season
MW.
Hoosier Club
New Open for Entry.
FOREIGN SPEAKERS TO BE HEARD
AT THE BUFFALO CONGRESS.
(“We have registered 10 ClultMem-
hers in two days. We need 15
Among the prominent speakers ex-
pected at the Fourth International Con-t
more. Why aren't you one of them?
(“This Cabinet will afford you more
grass on School Hygiene at Buffalo the:
last week in August. according to Sec-1
retary-General Dr. Thomas A. 'Storey,
of the College of the City of New York.
are the following notable delegates
from abroad:
i’roi‘cssor ii. (iriosliat'h. of 'liulhnu-
son. tis.1co,(it11'.111n11y founder of those
of the iirst congress, held in \"ul'em
burg, in lillli.
Dr. 1.. Wuiestnl. of Paris. l1‘1‘nnce.i
medical inspector of the Paris schools}:
and socretul'y-itotlcl'ul of tho ’i‘llil'd 111-;
l
.
l
.
i
l
.
l
tel'nntionui Congress on School i-ly- i
giol‘io. l ‘
ilr. 111111135 Kerr. or London. i-‘ng-l pieasure and glve you more (30111-
lnntl. ltlemhor oi the London (ounty.
Council, for many years 1111 active tend-i
or in the field of medical inspection.
lh'. (lilo tin-11119.11, ot‘ Christiullu. Nor?
u'al'. organizer ot‘ the statistical cxhi~
hit. department of education, for the,
Norway centernnrr exhibition. in Hill.
Dr. Ernesto (‘1lczloe.ol Naples, itnly.)
professor in podiatry, Royall University"~
oi Naples. l
Professor l. V. lill'hel 111.11111 oi lind-
npost. Hungary, pr‘otrssot' lly gionit ll1-
stitutc. iioynl University of liudapost.’
lll' i‘. ll. ixnv. 01 St. i'cicrslmrg. lins-t
sill tonsuitlnl: 11nd sthool oiulist
lir.l1‘1eth11itk Lorentz. of Merlin,
1:11: mum. 1111111l>or (11‘ the hociott for
School thg'wne lit-11in teachers
Dr. W. W t1i('l1.lrdi. oi l1} llunlgoll. Ger
molly, lhtcturlologicui ilost'nrch 1.1111111",
forts in your kitchen than you ever
had before. £335 Entry Fee and $1
Per Week brings one to your home.
utot'y. :
ilr. .i. tinytn'thai. of Worms, tiers}
many. l
111'. .l. Brandon. oi‘ (‘ztssoll lit-111111111. i
llr. Marx Lolision. oi Kiel, tit 1"11111111. '
111'. 'i‘hootiol't1 .\ilSi‘il\li, of 111-1311»,
(ivrmnlll'. sulliiul‘)’ lllspvt'ttlt'. i
111'. it‘li. .lt-ssvll, of Strum-1:111” ,‘itol-
1111111)‘, ililt‘l'lliliilliliii t'olllmlssiml on
Mouth ilygirno. 1
l'..'. l‘ol'uclio tiudlni'il, ui‘ 'i‘ritutn,
Austria. .1-11'0l1ltt11't. , 1,
Hr. Mathilde lirilt‘ililt'i‘. ot‘ \'ivnntl,
Austrlu. unsistunl Ui‘llllfil. \'ionnn l‘uli-E
clinic lliuh Miltitli teacher. and some
llll‘)‘ \'usit'lnn School ii}l:li‘lil‘ .«\.-‘~o<-iu~_
lion.
illnil. 1.1m iinrrorslcln, professor 111‘
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nil in.
lli i(.Hi.i|ll\\il1\,11llilti.tiii i21.;:,-_
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ili‘. ("l-t-il lit-tittlt' 111 ”W .\m\‘ School,
\liliotlaholmo, linuluntl.
H. Krieger 81 Co.
111'. .\i. l‘. iii'hulit-n. oi .\ntu'ol'p.th11- i he Lending Outfitters ill Tilt! Norwnlks
Kitlltt. piol‘mimt' oi tip» .\'11\\ iullunl‘.‘ ‘ ‘ .
littlest-H11. ll est Washington Street
.lli'. Alhlu huntinl'tllson. of Stock»
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:rlohool. ii“liilli (illiii‘. Whmmmsmmo
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ih'. lluuno'utni. illt‘”1‘1illi‘ oi lll'lliili lio-L
l'clililil'lli, l‘itr lli animnv. 1111111111.
OPPOHT' llet'lES,
COME HERE FOR ALL LAT.
EST STYLES 1N SHIRTS.
.lll ill'iil‘llih our own loin-l,
1.111111'1111t111'lul: quality, style. iii
no...“
Each tiny 11111111111 new opportunities.7
1utilitd possibilities. for those
it ho
a .
you will find Unheard of Bargaitis in the Furniture Line. We are forced to sell at U11»
precede‘nted Prices. 111 order to get room to make intended alterations. Come in
At former
Tm.‘ per com. ”I discomtnrt 111 11 31110 uiivo to their chances 11ml quick and mum
furnished room 111 ton 111114-111 for you; .. . , . ,
111111 mm one mu”, 111 MN, .‘m lWl'“) l‘lliii' advantage of conditions lhor 11111 ninth» in .1” Hlflli 11.
1311111. Qtllllltil‘ltl‘ili“. hr 11111111101111; some1i “1"le ulWfll‘» ll Way m" ”11‘ ‘30" 111111 'f’r "H “"""“i‘””"
t ,, ,4 Silks. Madras, Unlordfi.
.le grail/1111111111. skilled “other to not $1.50to 13.13.00.
11 it*fl(l-mwrilrj 11 Sentinel Wuni mi. 51111 our llzili1iilt‘t'i‘1‘ Hhiri 1111'
tinting llrlolly and concisely your 113 ‘ m,” 111111 1111111111 .. ,,,,, 5,30
l|i(‘l'lilii1(:fi Hell of your [1r(l!l.t'nt‘y 111111 1 "111111111111“ Hiiii'lh $1.00 up
North Mam Stic‘é‘tw ”
0111' Shirt Hiot'lt in 11‘ store in
.itm-lf.
“Onyx” and “Holocrooi” Hos-
iery Guarantor) to domestic-
faction. from 251: per pair up
I
rock a position whole ('lim‘itolltl. wetl- }
dilctted service will result in definite;
advancement. J
V The help wanted columns of The?
Sentinel cover every legitimate llnei
of human endeavor. Cooks, sales!
people, stenogruphors. maldll, nurses,i
skilled. specialists in vnrious lineup
’ professional and business expertsuall
are at the command oi the users 01
Sentinel Wants.
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